使用指导性呼吸练习预防covid后时期的心理健康并发症

N. I. Mikulyak, N. L. Ilyina, A. A. Nemova, I. A. Sorokin
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新型冠状病毒感染是过去几年主要的公共卫生问题之一。大多数COVID-19患者报告精力丧失、注意力难以集中、记忆力丧失和记忆困难、动力和情绪下降。我们的工作目的是确定COVID-19患者与未感染患者的一般表现和脑节律之间的差异,并评估呼吸练习(BE)对这些参数变化的影响,以便推荐拟议的治疗方法。采用硬件-软件复合体“Omega-M”对新型冠状病毒感染后和未感染患者的脑生物电活动参数进行了研究。使用Microsoft Office进行统计处理。在研究期间,观察到以下显著变化:COVID-19患者的效率下降,α和β节律降低,与未患COVID-19的患者相比,BE后的变化可以忽略不计,而COVID-19患者在BE后的δ波和θ波较高且缺乏正常化。根据所获得的结果,可以得出结论,在COVID-19后可以推荐使用引导呼吸练习。
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Using guided breathing exercises to prevent mental health complications in the post-COVID period
The novel coronavirus infection has been one of the major public health issues of the past few years. Most COVID-19 patients report loss of energy, difficulty concentrating, memory loss and difficulty remembering, decreased motivation and mood. The purpose of our work was to determine the differences between general performance and brain rhythms in COVID-19 patients and those who had not been infected, and to assess the effects of breathing exercises (BE) on changes in these parameters in order to recommend the proposed therapy. The parameters of bioelectrical activity of the brain in patients after the novel coronavirus infection and those who had not been infected were studied by means of hardware-software complex «Omega-M». Statistical processing was performed using Microsoft Office.During the study, the following significant changes were observed: decreased efficiency in COVID-19 sufferers, reduced alpha and beta rhythms and negligible changes after BE compared to those who had not had COVID-19, and higher delta and theta waves and lack of their normalization after BE in COVID-19 sufferers. Based on the results obtained, it can be concluded that the use of guided breathing exercises can be recommended after COVID-19.
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